the child was taken to boston medical center. right now there's no word on the child's condition. >> julie: today primary season officially kicks off with the iowa caucuses when while we have unseasonably warm weather blizzard could affect the caucus and candidates are making a final push. >> bair: who has the edge in the presidential race tonight we should finally know when the caucuses begin and candidate most of them are spread across the state with town hall meetings and chris christie getting started first at 7:30 and rest will follow suit and caucuses start at 7:00 tonight, local 8:00 in boston and party officials tell me they think they will start to have some results within two hours of everything starting tonight. volunteers for the campaigns are also making last minute calls to residents here urging them to show up at caucus precinct and be part of the process. but there's also a big wild card to all of this. there's a storm approaching this way, big winter storm. there's already a blizzard watch for the area, and i hav

boston police responded to a home invasion when officers came under fire. the officers told the man to drop their guns three times for opening fire. tonight we learned a man shot this all happened in the area of stanwood and laredo fox25 christine mccarthy they live now with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: police tell us the suspect was very well known to their department and tonight we're learning and just what capacity an official with the boston police department tells fox 25 that this man had been shot twice before and this was hardly his first confrontation. >> residents terrified by the violence that broke out on this dorchester neighborhood friday morning. >> rohan thomas says his wife witnessed the gunbattle that left one suspect in a home invasion dead and two other people injured. >> boston police commissioner bill evans's offices were already nearby when they learned of the home invasion in shooting at this house on devon street. when they arrived one person had already been shot inside the home. waiting car assisted by a third man

boston saw it at 53 degrees. we have that chance of showers from plymouth down to the cape and islands for your thursday. check out that friday forecast. that 39 degrees with your seven-day forecast with the weekend falls view. on friday, again, the cape where we have to watch for a snow or rainshower. rest of the area dry, saturday and sunday featuring the 40s and partly sunny conditions for your weekend. into next week, an ocean storm that looks like mostly a miss on monday, and tuesday a better there, and possibly some mixing along the coast. more details on that, of course, to come. back to you, guys. >> shiri, talk to you soon. >>> a scientific study on snuggling may want to make you a little late for work today. still ahead on the fox25 morning news, how cuddling up could benefit the whole family. >>> the skin-crawling discovery. creature . >>> a blast blows a hole through a commercial plane thousands of feet in the air and this morning, officials believe one person may have been killed in that explosion. t

but boston around 37 but boston around 37. name is framingham 37 35 in lawrence. 33 in manchester, new hampshire 33 in manchester, new hampshire. and sunshine just remains in place during the day tomorrow. winds will gradually diminish. we still see gusts up around 30 if you are going to be out there during the day tomorrow, but into sunday that i think you will like even more. although we have some more clouds sagging toward us here, we also have that warmer air come coming into play. so it is still going to be it won't be completely overcast, but man will it be warmer. we go from 41 in boston tomorrow and beverly. 39 in plymouth. 42 in foxborough. upper 30s in worcester and 50s across the board once we hit sunday. frost and 53 frost and 53. beverly, 54. foxborough even 55 degrees. and temperatures continue to warm as we head into early next week with about 56 degrees on monday. but that 56 isn't going to come with all sunshine. that 56 next monday actually comes with a chance for some showers. into next week we go. tuesday,

boston police did deliver the glimmer of silver lining as first reported 30 minutes ago. the ems was called out here as precaution. thankfully as precaution to treat the young boy, four-year-old boy found here at blue hill avenue and gaston street and somebody found him here at three in the morning. three in the morning wandering alone on the streets of dorchester. we don't know and that time at early morning hours and nonetheless, we will continue to work hard to find out. boston police told me when they got a little bit of update, police report simply isn't in the system yet, so media relations department who we speak with often could not release any information until we have it, of course, so as soon to you either here in next live report in 30 minutes or on the fox25 news app. for now reporting live in dorchester, michael henrich, fox25 news. >> julie: fire investigators are blaming a hoverboard for starting a fire. fire happened at 8:30 last night on monmouth street. here is pictures what was left. the toy was popular holiday gift and federal safety regulators told p

we are at 45 degrees in boston. we are at 43 in woburn. 42 in boxford. 43 in waltham. 40 in framingham and wayland. some of the cooler temperature readings in the boston area. worcester waking up to 42. so is leominster. 40 in new ipswich. nashua at 34 degrees. there are some pockets here that are a little bit cooler and i think generally speaking less stress for the 40s right now. 55 degrees by noontime with increasing clouds. the threat for a spot shower at 3 p.m. in and around the boston you 60 degrees and 45 at 7:00 this evening. shower threat will then be focused across southeastern massachusetts, including the cape. not sure where we will have that better chance of getting one or two showers out of today one or two showers out of today's system. this week, a chance of rain and heavy rain coming up. and julie grauert. >> julie: nice and light from framingham through newton to the allston-brighton area. route 1 moving along fine. very dark. a live look at the zakim bridge and nothing slowing you down on the brid

the boston area, but very hit or miss style, so not going to rain all afternoon in boston, probably see a couple possing showers as we go by 6:00 p.m. all the rain right here, plymouth southward, rest of the area dry. so couple damp roadways but no longer raining for the evening commute. future cast here by tomorrow morning, we got high pressure rolling in, it is going to clear us out, mostly sunny skies, other than some high clouds which come into play tomorrow, stays nice and quiet, but then late tuesday night, see flash of pink here northern worcester hills and southern new hampshire, and that's the little bit of wintery mix that could give us coating in those spots, changes over to rain, heavy rain at times during the during the afternoon. 7-day forecast, 58 , goes to 45 tomorrow with the quiet weather in play, 36 on wednesday with breezy and wet conditions through at least early afternoon and then we start to dry out. friday we will have to watch a storm system to the south, slight chance of snow, better chance as we look toward sunday. back to you guys. >> gene: 8:21. drug kin

dedham 35 degrees tomorrow, and boston at 34 degrees. back here through worcester county, not getting to freezer in worcester. afternoon. here in the southshore, 34 brockton, clearly much colder than today. seven-day forecast, your weekend always in view and look at the topsy-turvy weather we're having. cold by saturday morning but by sunday, 50 degrees, a rebound at the end of the weekend, right back to the levels we saw out there today. >>> ken, it's another big night for the celtics at the garden. they are one boston team that actually plays well at home, and in spring training we've got the panda may not have wor >>> unlike the bruins, their garden counterparts, the celtics looking to keep those good vibrations going at home and do so against the milwaukee bucks tonight. brad stevenson's team looking for their 9th straight home win. they get off to a great start first quarter point. led by 10 at the half and went up to 18 with this sweet pass to amir johnson from isaiah thomas. the bucks come back, though, and it's greg monroe with 2

area. bit of showers, 57 in boston, didn't set a record, i think the record is 65 in boston today for your high. we did get up to 61 this morning before the sun even came up, and we got a couple showers to go over southeastern massachusetts, but winds were the big problem this morning. the whole reason behind a severe thunderstorm warning is the dangerous winds attached to them not the fact that there's any lightning or thunder or rain that goes along with any thunderstorm but wind gust 83 miles per hour, blue hills 74, these are hurricane force gusts in boston, 69 miles per hour, 61 chestnut hills, so it was incredibly windy this morning, and we are still cleaning up from some of that wind.com. these are estimated wind gusts at 9:00 this morning, just pointing out we could easily see some 20, 30, if not 40 miles per hour wind gusts still out there, strongest ones most likely down where we have lingering clouds and patchy showers dealing with during the evening commute and dinner time tonight, but this isn't the heavy rain we had overnight, going to be widespread, going to be very hit

water off boston. tugboat sank with three people on board and knew tonight we're hearing the captain's call for help to the coast guard. >> we've got a casualty just north of the growing number two.requesting assistance at this time people do have a board. >> three. >> scary scene played out i've miles east of deer island fox25 elizabeth hopkins reports now and how those men rescued. >> entire crew is okay but listening to the story you can understand that there was just a very small window they had to >> the call came in at daybreak. captain joe says tugboat captain of doug was up for the emily and with two crewmembers when five miles east of deer island, he began taking on water and fast. as you can hear in this coast guard radio call. >> maloney not the coast guard was closer to the tug he and another man how to find and only spotted the crew as a tug was slipping into 50 feet of water. one crew member was in this life raft but jumped into the water for the rescue. the captain already in the harbor

in boston right now it's coming down hard right to the boston area to the north shore yellow and here along and shared drive inland area all heavy rain coming to boston proper north which is the vacancy southeast southwood over to quincy area south with through milton thing that is quincy right along the shoreline down to the braintree split it gets a little lesser have to go through all that the southeast expressway to get to and from the braintree split into the city' extends westward toward roslyn dedham west roxbury seeing some of that heavy rain right now we're seeing this out here to the metrowest area through framingham and into looks like the westborough area getting heavy rain route 30 that runs from the mass pike and route nine as well. and then to the west of there. worcester county. typically that's because ground temperatures are at or below freezing and what the computer does doppler radar storm tracker takes those temperatures and consideration gives us that colorations we can sell the potential for some icy spots. however looking at the temperatures around the area doe

air to produce that's not what we're talking about to cast shows shows across cape cod seven north to boston by 12:30 p.m. watch the bridges out there rain changing to snow my biggest concern is how quickly it will change over along the coastline especially that would hold snow totals down in the snow getting a divorce about 4 o'clock in the morning just in time for sherry insert a track in the morning meant to the south shore cape cod bridges by 8:30 a.m. takes all the time for to change over on cape cod that's what the amount out there going to be less giving a 1 to 3 inches interior southern new england that 326 we had last night updated at 46 fine onto the north shore merrimack valley back to the city forster boston on the cusp of that because of how warm it's been out there well into the 50s again today. that's my concern with accumulated snow it could snow for couple of hours without much accumulation places like boston and scituate down the coast to marshfield the plymouth just because of how warm the ground is that's or thinking right now because of this there is a winter storm warni

so 51 now, goes up to about 60 in boston by lunchtime. yes, i expect boston could get up to 60 central and western massachusetts will have rain around not eastern massachusetts by noon. 3:00 p.m. on the flip side. we will have showers peaking around that time in eastern mass, temperature about 56 when it starts to rain, it cools us down a little bit, see it drop by a couple degrees, and by 7:00 p.m. 46 . clear skies role right back into play. we get kind of quiet weather tomorrow, go over the next round not just rain but possibly an icy mix the middle of the week. and head over to live drive time traffic. >> julie: sailing still throw through medford and slow from furnace brook parkway up through quincy and neponset area and you could see volume still moderate brighton. here are live drive time, 31 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass ave, 23 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike, 33 minutes 93 connector. >> daniel: super tuesday is on doorstep and democrats about to train hard in massachusetts. latest suffolk uni

eight to 12 inches of snow, south of boston, boston in five to eight inch band, worcester in that as well, north shore into the sea coast of new hampshire, couple questions changed the snow totals since yesterday and sara and i collaborated on this yesterday afternoon and he has us on at 6:00 yesterday and kept it the same way and that is because we don't see the storm widespread across the area and anything worried about it pulling too quickly out to see and heavy bands coming in, up to foot of snow, cuts off to the north and west and lesser amounts here and globby snowball snow squishes together and don't measure as deeply as fluffy snow to the north and west and fluffy snow blows around days like this. >> jason: winds 65 miles per hour at times for plymouth, barnstable, nantucket and dukes county and that's why the blizzard warning is up, visibility so poor, so low with issues there and with the winds as well, power outages, more tree limbs, especially with the gloppy snow you talked about, kevin, south and east, winter storm warning in pink and back to lower totals like you showe

but it feels like 8 below in boston. so, overnight conditions tonight clear, cold, temperatures far below zero away from city and cape and island. subzero wind chills for all. come tomorrow we find improvement. winds subside. actually turn out of the south and it will feel like teens and 20s throughout the day and climb into the 20s to low 30s as we see the clouds increasing and khai chance of snow arrive and khai chance of snow arriving was head to late often and evening. winter weather advisory is posted for the area shaded in purple north and west of boston from 1 p.m. to 6 a.m. on tuesday and this is for that potential of slippery conditions as that initial precipitation starts off as snow before change snow before changing to that icy mix and then eventually rain. how much snow? doesn't look to amount to too much. coating to couple inches i say. coating to inch across the west absolutely could see one to three inches. again icy mix on top of it and then perhaps getting washed away with rain headed our way. and trace

less for the cape because of that mixing, but boston, malden that mixing, but boston, malden, danvers down to lowell and norton and carver and back to worcester and clinton. we have that heavier rain -- that heavier snow, excuse me and 4 to 8 inches. it does lightton 1 to 3 in derry, perer rill, derry, new hampshire. a big nuisance this morning and we are going to have to watch the northern fringe of this. the trickiest part of the forecast where we get that we to tweak the contours. the gist of it a sloppy morning out there. a lot more than snow and rain that's where sarah wroblewski comes in with a closer look at some of those things, sara. >> sarah: you say spotty, but per effect snowball-making snow. not really much of a fluff factor. you take a look at temperatures when they are in the teens. anywhere from an inch precipitation up to 20 inches of snow, and when it is 32 right around 10 inches. we will be talking about temperatures today mainly between 33 and 35 degrees. some that is why we have some of our higher totals right around about 6 to 8 inches. band that heavy wet snow,

child was taken to boston medical center. right now no word on the child's condition. >>> today, primary season officially kicks off of the iowa caucuses and why we have unseasonably warm weather here. a blizzard could impact voters in iowa tonight. blair miller is in des moines where candidates are making one final push for support. >> after months and months of trying find out who has the negligent this presidential race negligent this presidential know when the caucuses begin, and the candidates aren't holding back either. most of them once again are spread out across the state campaigning with different rallies and town hall meetings. chris christie is getting started first at 7:30, and the rest will follow suit. the caucuses start at 7:00 tonight local time and 8:00 in boston. party officials say they think they will start to have some results within two hours of everything starting tonight. volunteers of the campaigns are making last-minute calls urging them to show up at their caucus precincts and be part of their proc

our cameras caught this crew working on a transformer in east boston. another transformer failed in the north end last night. both failures caused small underground fires. >>> we are keeping an eye on the mbta this morning as temperatures still hover around zero degrees. orange line track of the t station. the t was delayed much of the day as crews used kerosene to heat up the rails. >>> meanwhile, trains are backed up on the red line. crews worked quickly fix a broken rail at the quincy adams stop. the mbta will run on a saturday schedule because of the holiday. >>> this morning a few weather re-related cancellations at logan airport. most of those are cancelled flights headed to the carolinas flights headed to the carolinas. yesterday, dozens of flights delayed because of frozen ground equipment and a shortage of employees. jetblue was the hardest-hit airline. the airline apologized on twitter for the delays. julie will keep an eye on the roads and the rails for us all morning. >>> 4:05 this morning. the city of lowell will close a warming center this

now are going well below zero to the west of boston even o'clock. at 4 o'clock that's when the official when joe warning kicks in. that's for wind chills that go even colder than this. by 7 o'clock were into that windchill warning criteria which is 20 below zero or colder. it's clearly colder here in keene new hampshire at -20 boston -15. these are wind chills who could be out the elements to be feeling this and really uncovered as well do have gloves on if you don't have a hat on earlobes covered typically your nose covered more than 10 minutes and when children's low is 30 below zero you can start to get frostbite. his skin and start to freeze you don't want that to become a dangerous situation. it gets better by sunday late in the morning into the afternoon going back above zero so late saturday night into sunday morning especially is when the windchill warning criteria going to be met that's when you have the highest age of having frostbite on those exposed skin surfaces be careful of that. wind chill watch for the cape means watch to see the cu

boston going up by 2 degrees. that's it. real slow warm-up at first today, but once we hit noontime, we will see temperatures just continue to move their way into the mid- to upper 30s. still sunny, but this afternoon still sunny, but this afternoon, here comes the clouds and eventually into the evening hours, here comes some snow but by 10:00 tonight. we do have increasing afternoon we do have increasing afternoon clouds with highs 36 to 42 degrees. overnight tonight, a coating up to 2 inches in a couple of spots. i will break down the expected snow accumulation coming up in a few minutes. now, back to gene and sara. >> gene: back to the big, breaking story this hour. the signal problem that cause massive delays have indeed been fixed. >> team coverage. michael henrich got the good news from the mbta just 30 minutes ago, and julie grauert has the information that the t is putting out to riders right julie here is the headline, trains resume service to south station. ah, a nice sigh of relief. amtrak and mbta saying that the

called to a south boston homes if boston police confirmed to us they were called to a home on logan way for a possible drowning of a babiened the age of 1. we're told that child been taken to boston medical center. at this hour there's no update on the baby's condition. we'll bring you more information as it comes in. >>> the winds so strong it took out this brick wall from a car dealership in raynham. power out, trees down, winds still causing a whole lot of issues across the region at this hour. s. >> now we've got a new problem, black ice. we'll get to chief meteorologist let's get to malini basu live in wellesey where one family had quite the scare, malini. >> vanessa, you can say that again. that nanny tells me she thought, quote, i was going to die. so they were here cooking dinner when all of a sudden there was an explosion, the tree came down and luckily no one was hurt. here in this neighborhood now, within the last 2 1/2 hours or so, everyone now has the power back up and running. >> it knocked out a transformer line. >> luckily it crashed on the driveway of this house. it hap

the boston area look south of boston right now along shoreline in quincy is getting out of dorchester heavy rain right here along the beach right you host a beach push out over the harbor and minutes from now heavy stuff going to push away takes you to the northwest of boston lowell on 495 light rain showers southward to harvard westford at this point into wooster moderate rain showers fringe of answer anna maria college getting wet right now rain changes to snow up in the elevation see you in the foothills river valley make your way up the hill to the berkshires changeover snow same thing for the mountainous locations in southern vermont mounts no reported treated at us making snow getting some actual snow right now stratton mountain also same thing there. good news for ski areas try to eke out a few more days this winter. there's some rain showers right there by 8 o'clock still affecting the area move off by 11 o'clock notice futurecast denoting potential for couple lorries in the hill towns up to northern rhode island northeastern connecticut possibility as rain showers stick aroun

. >> following breaking news out of boston. former boston mayor ray flynn taken to the hospital following a single car crash. 76-year-old is okay and these are some pictures we had obtained at the crash scene. you can see a huge hole in the side of this building here in large debris there on lynn's carpet this happened around one per the crash happened on the very same day it was announced the boston marine industrial park in south boston will be renamed the raymond flynn marine park in honor of the former mayor. 1993, he was appointed ambassador to the vatican. what updates on the story just as soon as they come in. >> snow flurries and squalls are moving out of our area but a bitter blast is flowing in. talking about dangerously cold temperatures and wind chills this weekend saturday night and into sunday. wind chills will make it feel well below zero. in the extreme cold types freeze and it takes just minutes to get frostbite. tonight team coverage fox25 robert goulston talking to homeowners of businesses scrabbling to get r

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right now dinner plans 52 in boston not so bad at all. couple of clouds out there mostly clear skies going down to raising two degrees in the morning. worcester at 43 degrees under mostly clear skies going down to 27 in the morning behind that second cold front. cold temperatures for sure lawrence area northwest of boston clear skies temperatures going down below freezing tonight but nothing went out there not concerned about any high temperatures rebound to tomorrow not bad for march 1. 43 boston 45 in fitchburg and 40 norwood. all above average however it is quite a bit cooler than what you had out there today. set the stage for us having a cold night tomorrow night ahead of the system. here come the clouds in the evening hours tomorrow temperatures drop back into the 30s by this point. in worcester county below 32 degrees some instances will be watching that route to quarter like we did last week into southern new hampshire southern vermont the berkshires the storm comes in with rain freezing rain and snow snow will be in ski country t

>> shiri: 33 right now in and around the boston area. tricky because boston milder, burbs still close to freezing and warm-up happening, eight aim same temperatures and 9:00 a.m. jump up to 36 and take you hour-by-hour through the warming trend today next. >> sara: people are so panicked on the orange line they broke the window to get out. new at 7:30. what created chaos underground as we monitor how the trains are moving this morning. >> gene: plus the fbi wants help with a major terrorism investigation, but apple refusing to cooperate. about why it is they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's riggedt by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works fo

shiri. >> shiri: still raining from boston southward. thankfully they are not severe thunderstorms, but the flash of lightning not out of the question in the next hour. so muggy and so warm out there with upper 50s now 57 at 7 a.m. and start to break apart. when the wind and the rain comes back this afternoon next. >>> an e-mail alert has been sent to students this morning. coming up at 6:30, the local college campus where police are searching for a serial flasher. >>> plus his law office was raided by the fbi just days ago. new at 6:00, the new twist into the embattled state senator. we're living in a very competitive global economy, and if we are going to succeed, we need the best-educated workforce in the world. we should be making public colleges and universities tuition-free. we're going to pay for it with a tax on wall street speculation. the taxpayers of this country bailed out wall street. it is time for them to start helping the middle class of this country. i'm bernie sanders >>> 6:13. meteorologist shiri spear here and the rai

here is the warm-up in boston. the warm-up, i am not sure how great this is. 8 by 6 a.m. 14 by 10 a.m. by noontime still at 19 degrees by noontime still at 19 degrees. we will manage to get into the board area with late increasing clouds and this is worcester. this is really where we are going to see the coldest pocket of air into the afternoon where worcester only gets up to 21. rutland, garner, same story. bellingham, 23. and the closer to boston the milder it will get in and around the boston area and quincy at 26. cambridge at 26 cambridge at 26. somerville at 25 degrees and pull those temperatures down. middle 20s. portsmouth 25 degrees and 24 in hyannis. clouds will roll in late tonight and result in a little bit of light snow as we head into your saturday, although it is just flurries in boston and foxborough and worcester, we do have a better potential of getting a little accumulation down across the cape and southeastern massachusetts. 17 in boston tomorrow. only 14 on sunday, guys. this is futurecast to w

so that means sunday in boston 53 , sunday in worcester at 51 . your 7-day forecast with the weekend always in view now. monday 56 with a couple showers around, dry and 40s on tuesday and more warm air on wednesday with more rain. >> sara: one thing sonika misses about home as she cracks the top ten on idol. >> julie: coming up at 9:00 we look at ten hours of work for perfecting each oscar statue. >> sara: as we go into break right now and news on with us find fantasy shows. when it comes to the things you love, you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way you experience tv >> jessica: last week we took you on firefighters rescue training. they are training on ice right you need three inches of good ice before you can walk on it. dog ran on to the ice. >> call 911 right away if someone falls in. throw to the person a stick, branch and don't physically go on ice. if you see a person say transfixed where you are and eyes on the person so if they slip below the surfa

the boston chapter of the naacp met to discuss the harassment of students at the boston latin school. a report by boston public not investigate the abuse to students. six other alleged incidents were investigated. investigated. they look forward to meeting with civil rights leaders. >>> happening this morning, two local schools will be closed for building safety issues. the clyburn elementary school in millis will be closed today and tomorrow. school officials say air quality test came back with concerning results in two parts of the building. several pipes burst at the school last week during the extreme cold. the schools need to continue to clean damaged area before it is safe for students to return. >>> today presidential candidate bernie sanders will be campaigning in massachusetts be campaigning in massachusetts. the democrat will address students at umass amherst. voters in the commonwealth go to the polls in just eight days to the polls in just eight days, as fox25 blair miller reports, there were several white house hopefuls. >> reporter: no one could have summed up the presid

fourth-ranked boston college and ninth ranked boston university will face off in the title game. harvard and northeastern will meet in the third-place game. >>> the celtics are on fire right now, old friend. rondo, rajon rondo -- i just -- rajon -- i got it right. back at the garden with the 'canes yesterday. not much defense. isiah thomas gets to the rim for two. and kelley olnick puts up a 3. that's good. the kings made it interesting thomas thomas comes off the screen and hits a 3. the cs win 128-119. celtics won 9 of their last 10 games. >>> big question following super bowl 50, has peyton manning played his last game. manning rode denver's dominating defense to the second super bowl win of his hall-of-fame career. bronco s beat carolina. manning threw for 134 yards and into touchdowns in the win. after the game he said he will take time and reflect. the qb says he doesn't want to make an emotional decision on his future. >>> let's take a look at the map right now if you were getting ready to head out the door in is a good time, at least in the boston, metro area least in the

feels like the teens and 20s in boston right now. but temperatures won't as cold the clouds are moving on in. our north. it's a backdoor cold front that will sink southward. for us, just bring us some clouds and we'll have temperatures, as i mentioned, staying a little milder. in the 30s. i'll show you what to expect during the afternoon when we warm up and also when our next chance of rain arrives. over to you. race to the white house. hillary clinton running away with the democratic primary in south carolina. the race was called the second the polls closed at 7:00 tonight. former secretary of state addressed her supporters just under two hours ago. >> despite what you hear, we don't need to make america great again. america's never stopped being great. >> both hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be in massachusetts on monday, and clinton will hold events in springfield and boston. sanders will hold an event in boston as well. >>> new at 10:00, an alert john monahan is live for us tonight in bedford where this all unfolded. poli

remember, in and around boston and south of boston not really happening until after noontime today. friday shower at the coast or cape. dry over the weekend with highs in the 40s. hope you join because next week monday into tuesday we are looking into ocean storm and another chance of snow. back to you guys. >>> dirt bikes and atvs found on city streets. still coming your way that morning, the huge group police busted and even more dangerous discovery once they started searching. >>> plus, a toddler running wild in a courthouse waiting room. i did everything i could to make her party perfect. almost everything. you know, 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with (coughing) coughing disrupts everyone's life. delsym's advanced time release formula helps silence coughs for a full 12 hours. all night... or all day. >>> this morning severe weather including tornadoes have moved into the south. in alabama, the storm damaged several homes and the federal correction at facility. only minor inju

temperatures dropping 11 worcester 19 in boston 22 in hyannis and temperature tonight boston trend right down to about 10 degrees under those clear skies you have. colder starting out in the teens dropping down to three by 6:00 a.m. should stay above zero in worcester it will be towns to go subzero by the morning it looks like at least worcester county the western suburbs of boston 24 miles per hour to seven miles per hour 33 miles per hour wind gust right now and that's why those wind chills or subzero to the west. worcester nine below orange six below fitchburg if you like to blow boston you're just barely feeling above zero at two degrees above zero.wind chill watch the start saturday afternoon and goes until sunday afternoon. that's potential for wind chills that would be frostbite levels. also how cold is going to be in some know on the way. >> breaking news man who allegedly assaulted a police officer before hitting a petition with the scars been arrested. we showed you the surveillance yesterday 29 you tyson delgado allegedly struck a 65-year-old man woburn and then drove off. sus

so 45 in boston at 11:00 this morning, 1:00 p.m. 49 . here we come 50 by 3:00 this afternoon, nice treat for kids getting off at the bus stop and temperatures continue to rise into the evening. so high temperatures today will happen late in the day, got more intense rain that is also going to arrive a little later on this afternoon in and around boston. so you could the next couple hours what ends up happening, heavier rain across southern new hampshire, down through fitchburg and over to springfield, anything to the south of that, infrared the boston area that we have the risk of lunchtime and early afternoon showers and spotty and lighter and things turn more intense. there you go, 5:00 p.m. hate seeing that because means commuted, heavy rain, gusty winds, fog on top of it, so visibility will become a concern, not going to be a very pretty commute home and 8:00 this evening, this is the band i was mentioning just a couple moments ago. this indicating we could end up with a squall line coming through along the front. and this i

by noon time boston looking mostly dry and step in and say don't be surprised if you get boston by lunchtime today, but to the north and west that's definitely where we have the heavy stuff still out across western mass, southern new hampshire, temperaturewise, we got 50s by 5:00 p.m. not 50s and sunshine, guys. it is 50s, it is heavy rain, it is fog, gusty winds, so 48 to 58 for highs today and planning purposes, got most of the daylight showers heaviest to the north and west of boston, i will take you through remainder of the event when it gets sloppy in the southeast coming up. now let's get you over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic and checkup on an accident. >> julie: accident 128 new bedford weston street as you approach waltham. 128 highly traveled part of your morning commute. 93 south still very sluggish head through medford and into somerville. taking out to live look at route 1 in saugus. this is refreshingly light actually compared to what we are used to seeing as you approach lynn fells parkway at this time of the commute. here are live drive times, 27 44 minutes on

updating breaking news in east boston. three men are recovering after their 50-foot tugboat sunk in the harbor. distress call went out before sunrise and we are told all the boaters were rescued within five minutes. this is a picture of that raft used to bring them to shore. this morning we talked with the captain who responded to the sinking vessel. he says two of the men were in the water when they arrived and another man was clinging to a life raft. all the men are in good shiri tells us the water this morning. we are gathering details at the scene and update you here and our social media accounts all day. >> gene: when we went on air big concern were ice and fog and things have warmed up and cleared up but drivers still being told to use caution. fox25 jessica reyes continues our team coverage from hopkinton where she has been covering some crashes all morning. jess? >> jessica: hi, julie, good morning to you. early this morning when we first went on tv around 4:30, the ground you might remember was frozen solid, but a

in the boston area. keep in mind we have showers arriving here a little bit sooner, and they could move in as early as noontime today. so let's take a look at temperatures. starting the 40s now and 23458 norwood. 55 in plymouth. 59 in beverly over to lawrence. 55, nashua and 51 in worcester. 50 in hyannis and nantucket. it is going to be mild out there. it is going to feel like april once we get into the afternoon. even the way we are starting this morning. this is april-like morning temperatures. increasing clouds and by noon increasing clouds and by noontime, we have these showers stretch from keene to springfield. don't be surprised to see a couple leaking into. the last of them moving away from boston around 5 p.m. for the evening commute, it is southeastern massachusetts that have a couple of showers. the rest of the area. clouds start to break apart during the overnight hours. we have another front that comes through. falls apart as we go through. usher in cooler air but we consequence. tomorrow mo

what is normal this time of the in boston. the only day that is actually going to be average is saturday then. you get those warm almost march you get those warm almost march-like and april-like temperatures for the rest of your seven-day, back to you guys. >> those temps are not looking bad at all. >> julie: no they are not. >>> fire officials still don't know the cause of the fire that destroyed a mansion in newport. the home was worth $3 million. it was built in the 1940s and quite a pass. famous families were entertained there including the kennedys. the day before john f. kennedy's wedding jackie o spent time there to escape for a few minutes. >>> the teen once the center of a custody dispute between her parents and a hospital. justina pelletier ripped from her parents' custody as they were charged with medical child abuse. the family's big legal finding and why it was not about revenge. >>> a town employee caught on camera running over a business owner. about >>> fox25 investigates has learned that a rockland town employ

gene and sara, back to you. >> gene: breaking news right now in east boston. three people were rescued earlier this morning from a sinking tugboat in the harbor. we got off the phone with the captain saw the boat go down. recognized as long time friend as his. water temperature frigid 40 right now, pulled them to shore, all in good shape but the tugboat sank. we have a crew heading to boston right now to gather more details. >> sara: this morning fog has been making it hard to see on the roads, and that's only going to get worse later today. fox25 jessica reyes continues the team coverage from hopkinton, and you just gotten word about a new crash, jess. >> jessica: not too far from here. police department tweeted this out, saying there was an morning and car actually hit a telephone pole, and right now there are wires all over the road, street closed at this point and did call dispatch and believe it was weather related because the roads were very, very slippery this morning. you have seen police departments this morning, most recently ashland police tweeted o

in boston. 55 degrees. highs in the upper 50s with a chance for rain at 1 p.m. 3 p.m. in boston. at 5 p.m., at 5 p.m., i have a clearing out. and that means afternoon high temperatures get a chance to get in the 50s. 57 boston and framingham. 59 in lawrence. 53 new bedford. lower 50s in worcester, but 54 in manchester, new hampshire and 50 on the nose in hyannis with the incoming showers. low temperatures tonight into it will get chilly overnight, but nothing unusual for this time of the year. mostly clear other than a little period there of passing clouds. we up too the 30s tomorrow and highs in the mid- to upper 40s. so it is going onto a spwhap swla mild day when you it to what is normal. will 3 in boston. 48 from nor wood. and are worcester 4 3 degrees in the afternoon. high pressure rolling tomorrow and all about the sunshine with increasing clouds. this is the next weather maker that comes in initially here very late on tuesday night. we could see a little wintry mix. by the time you wake up on wednesday you are expecting temperatures to be above freezing and you see a tran

in and around boston, lower it by a couple of degrees so boston has 47. so does malden. 50 inform somerset. 50 in dedham. and hang on to the upper 40s. worcester, 45 degrees. manchester, new hampshire. 46. but tonight we are going to drift back into the mid- to upper 30 s. even a couple of pops of 20s, orange, keene and pwraltleboro, where we will -- brattleboro and a real close eye on the arrival of rain tomorrow morning because the potential of a touch of freezing drizzle before transition to all plain rain. of course it is all plain rain. 53 in boston. 5 in fitchburg. 55 new bedford. and 49 in keene. temperatures going to be above freezing. first thing in the morning, we have about 7 a.m. arrival time for that wet weather, and initially mixing with a little sleet and freezing rain. new hampshire, and western massachusetts. but by 10:00 in the morning, we will have a will have a steady will have a steadier rain developing in those spots and temperatures warming. we will weed out these icy spots. a brand-new futurecast even if you have seen it before. co

likely will be mostly cloudy in boston. still a little bit of lingering but you what find in the middle of the day, the clouds start to break apart. quiet for a period in the middle of the day and this afternoon we get more widely scattered showers popping up, but on top of that, southeastern massachusetts will see a return to some gusty conditions and gusts could get up to 50 miles per hour. so we have got winds at both ends of the day. thankfully we are seeing improvements on that front for right now. this morning -- i should say overnight, we had some of those gusts up to 70 miles per hour. but this afternoon, going be right here south shore, cape, islands. sustained winds 25 to 30 miles per hour. and gusts as high as 15 that can take down tree limbs. at 60 at 6 0 overnight. 58 degrees by 7 a.m. by 9 a.m. 64 degrees. temperatures hang out in the clouds. slight risk of an afternoon showers as we are back to 50 by 5 p.m. as you drive home from work. one of those backward day where is you start really, really mild and you g

nine be flow boston. temperatures fall below zero once again away from city and it's another cold start to the day will feel like teens and lower 20s. winds out of the south milder wind direction bringing in warmth and increase clouds notice worcester and springfield picking up rain showers. best chances during the late afternoon and evening and that's why there's a winter weather advisory in place mainly for central and western parts all the way to 95. north and west of city into part of new hampshire. this begins 1 p.m. tomorrow and goes to 6 p.m. tuesday as we see that warmer air move in. it will come in the form of snow to start because it's so anywhere from coating to inenvelope boston and down across the south shore getting washed away. north and west we have best potential of picking up inch to three inches especially across the higher terrain and getting a trace of ice on top of that enough to tenth of inch of ice as you travel further north and west and again this all changes over to rain as that

points north and west of boston points north and west of boston. worcester has jumped up to 37 27 in leominster. 25 in nashua, new hampshire. a lot of these towns and cities have icing concerns through 9:00. 7 a.m. temperature teetering around 32. we will have that wide range. only going up. a slow warm-up. i don't expect to you lose any more heat. 50 degrees at noontime, highs in the 50 area wide. very windy later on today and downpours and wind by the evening commute. so i actually a high wind warning going into effect later this afternoon and this evening. time i expect the strongest winds and potential wind damage coming up in less than ten minutes. going to be sloppy out on the roads. and over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic this morning. and, julie, i mean already seeing accidents. >> yes, we are, shiri, volume is light and we are already seeing several accidents like you mentioned. this one on 95 northbound in sharon right near route 1. hike i mentioned, since volume is light not seeing a lot of but a problematic drive. express

right now boston looks like it is getting solid three inches of snow out toward worcester and boston up the coat as well coating to one to three and to the north and west this is where we get the sharp cutoff which means pretty tricky in and of itself, merry merrimac valley and coating to an inch and saturday and sunday partly cloudy, temps in the 40s, bigger storm in the works for tuesday with potential of more snow. back to you guys. >> julie: if you were hoping to the super bowl and there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and grandchildren. a nation that defends our people and our values, but no longer c

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boston at 38. we have rain at the coast and into boston. worcester drop down to 32. we have made the change over to snow in worcester right now. i wanted to show where you that rain-snow line is situated from franklin up to medway to framingham where i am getting reports of more raindrops than any kind of snowflake. sudbury up to acton very close and lawrence yet. we will be making the change in many of the spots within the hour. some by 5, 6:00 this morning, that rain snow line will push toward the boston area. i don't think it will be reaching down the south shore quite at 6:00 in the morning, but i could see 7 a.m., spots like norwood, plymouth, barely making that change over, but where we have the snow guys is going to be heavy snow and heavy wet snow at that. 8 a.m., looking pretty sloppy. travelers from providence to boston to new hampshire, central massachusetts, parts of the south shore getting in on that sticky, wet, heavy snow, and eventually we make cha changeover later this afternoon across the cape and islands. because the later changeover, you have accu

by 8:00 this morning, we have outside of boston. so boston at about 7 degrees. the burbs, sorry guys, still below zero. you climb out of that territory by 9:00. noontime comes along. temperatures warming into the teens. in come those clouds. and here comes that evening commute i was mentioning with the risk for some snow. we have highs today at 24 to 30 degrees. a cold, sunny start and snow starts by the evening commute. i will show what you kind of minor accumulations for the rain coming up. over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic this morning you. >> julie: shiri, good morning. quiet at 6 a.m. in the morning. expressway moving along fine. that red icon that popped up on the map. not on the expressway but on one of the side streets in boston. 128 northbound and southbound look good. 93 south, route 1 moving along fine and some of the wind we are dealing with, and this is what the camera is bouncing around, volume and traffic approaching the zakim bridge is still reasonable. 20 minutes on 23 south from 495 to the leverett connector. 22 minutes on 128

from 42 tomorrow in boston to 5 from 42 tomorrow in boston to 53 on sunday.n boston. 51 in worcester. 53 in concord, new hampshire. even 46 in hyannis. we have a fantastic warm-up that keeps going into early next week. a high of 56 degrees on monday with a chance for a few spot showers. not a washout, but a lot of clouds and a few raindrops out there. tuesday, 48 degrees and dry, and more rain wednesday into thursday. back over to you. >> sara: all right, shiri. >>> parents say it is holy ground. fighting to keep open an old park outside of a hospital before bulldozers knock it down down. >>> a town employee caught on a business owner. about i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (husband) we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? (husband) i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest internet available, with uploads up to 5x faster than cable. get 100 meg upload and dow